Cyberpunk is more about unchecked power being dangerous than being anti-capitalism, in our history, most if not all crimes against humanity were commited by a state without checks and balances instead of a private company, but since Cyberpunk as a genre started in the 70s and 80s, megacorps were chosen as the villain, because those were the decades were technology had unprecedented advancements, and this new tech was being developed by private companies, the authors just took this concept and pushed to a comically exagerated degree, so much they truly believed we would have flying cars and become cyborgs by year 2000.

Even in universe, corporations can't reach their levels of power without first abusing the power of the state, they lobbied and elected officials in the city council to do their bidding.

I have no idea what's the solution or what's the perfect system, but blaming everything on capitalism (which is essentially the free trade of goods and services) is just a shallow interpretation of the setting with the intent of pushing a agenda.

>>939020072
Nice try, Satan.

>>532164520
Wrong, you're Miyamoto Musashi #1,179,870. Everything else is correct.

Hey bros. Haven't played in 5 years. How's the game with zero or minimal modding? I don't wanna go through my mess of 100+ mods to figure out what I should keep. Can I play vanilla or are there a handful of QoL mods that are essential?

>>529028456
It's better to simplify it like a NES sprite with mostly 5-6 main colors, and then a basic single shadow line of darker pixels.

It would be better if you trace this sprite by hand on a newer layer.

32x32 sprites are always better if you retouch them by hand later.

>>528803612
And what happens if by example, the game over and game victory isn't done to the player.

So, there's a game over and a victory, but not for the player, but for one of the mice.

So the conflict is not about killing the player, but simply each mice trying to win, and tricking the player into winning for him.

But at the same time, there's a game over, but is not the one for the player.
The player doesn't die nor has to kill.

It has simply to win enough tokens to declare one of the mice to be a victor.
But the conflict is born from the mice to each other, not to make the player fight and kill and survive.

But simply treat the player as a force of judgement to pick a side, and that side is more a moral reflection of ourselves, rather than mere a basic action to cause a collision in the engine.

>>528803789
yes, you can see him on my youtube.

>>105674396
>I was one of those "4GB just works" faggots.
>finally got a device with 8GB of RAM for the first time because it was cheap.
It's like night and day, I'm going for 8GB as a minimum from now on, and hopefully will increase it over time on all my devices.

>>105599350
Of course! I love all of mine, they help me out so much and bring me lots of joy.

>>712578028
I think it's over for gaming in general, I don't even want new shit anymore just keep the updates comin on what's already out

je sui cris.
je avoir parle francais.
だから
je a study francais.

What happens if I make in godot an app that does 100 throws and then It tells you the highest repetition of the number.

So, something like you could code 3 random booleans throw and get a line of the I ching.

Then you repeat that 100 times and I gives you the most repeated combination as a single IRL throw.

Then the computer repeats that 6 times.

>>527046245
flow is a mental state where you lose the track of time.

It happens to artists when they draw and to musicians when they improvise or grind a song.

It's diferent from fun.
Because fun is like happyness because you get some info.

Learning a major plot twist after 2 hours of movies, is also fun.
And some people get really angry if you spoil the fun of plot twists in stories.